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Upgrade Nerve Reflexology
Migraine. Is the Trigeminal Nerve the only guilty one?
International
Association for
Nerve Reflexologie
and
Manual Neurotherapy.
www.mnt-nr.com
[email protected]
Mobile:
+32/475.804.790
Company address:
Albertkanaalstraat 22
3511 Kuringen Belgium
Office address:
De Terlinestraat 10
8600 Diksmuide-Keiem
Administrators:
Nico Pauly
Griet Rondel
Norbert Gosch
Introduction
The pure physical cranial physiology is well known and illustrated in all research. It is the
combination between cranial blood vessels and the Trigeminal nerve endings on these
vessels that causes the migraine attacks.
Who are we to doubt these well-established facts? The question is: if we all know for
very sure that it is the Trigeminal nerve that is responsible for all this ongoing suffering,
why is there such a lack of very effective treatment and medication? Despite all the
progress in medication, focusing on the nerve-blood connections, migraine still stays
hard to control.
From our experience in Nerve reflexology and Manual Neurotherapy, we are convinced
that the mechanical and autonomic connections with the Trigeminal nerve and nuclei are
so expansive and overwhelming than treating migraine needs a much larger view than
the nerve and blood vessels only. And this supported by research papers that include
many other causes like, genetic (80%), hormones, digestive problems, toxins and alcohol,
drugs, stress and anxiety and other…
In this upgrade we explore all the connections to migraine and its companion: the
Trigeminal nerve. By exploring the four pillars of pain, we can have a clear view how to
give a good treatment for migraine.
Goals and contents
1. Pain clinical reasoning: how to detect and test possible factors in migraine
attacks? This process goes over:
 history taking: creating a time line in all the facts that might lead to migraine,
 musculoskeletal assessment: certainly of the cervical spine,
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 pain clinical sensory assessment: of the trigeminal nerve, of other cranial nerves,
of nerves connected to organs,
 sympathetic-parasympathetic assessment,
2. Creating a treatment plan.
3. Treatment.
 Nerve reflex points. New points will be introduced, basic points will be refreshed.
 Connecting nerve reflex points to organs: what is the best way to go?
 Connecting the nerve reflex points of the body to the trigeminal nerve.
 Total treatment.
The upgrade offers a fair deal between the necessary pathophysiological patterns in
theory and lots of practice. As always, an extended hand-out is available.
I hope to meet all the colleagues I met already in previous trainings and upgrades and I
looking forward to meet the new trained nerve reflexologists.
See you soon, Nico Pauly
Nico Pauly